General Lab Information

College Faculty

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Opportunities for college faculty are available to collaborate on research projects with scientists utilizing unique capabilities that are generally not available at academic institutions.  This experience allows faculty to maintain research competitiveness for themselves, their students and the research institutions.

Programs

  • Champions Program

    College officials and professors are invited to expand your impact with opportunities for faculty and students to colaborate with scientific staff throughout the Department of Energy complex.

     

  • Introduction to Quantum Information Science and Engineering

    This four-day virtual workshop introduces students and educators to quantum information science and engineering (QISE). Participants will explore quantum concepts, like superposition and teleportation, and learn how to design quantum circuits using IBM Quantum Composer. Familiarity with basic arithmetic and introductory algebra is the only prerequisite — no prior experience with quantum mechanics, linear algebra, or programming is required. Introduction to QISE is led by the Virginia Tech Center for Quantum Information Science and Engineering and co-hosted by C2QA.

  • QIS 101: Foundations of Quantum Information Science

    The Co-design Center for Quantum Advantage offers a six-week virtual program to introduce undergraduate and graduate students, recent college graduates, and academic educators to the exciting world of quantum information science (QIS).

  • Visiting Faculty Program (VFP)

    Faculty members are provided an opportunity to increase their research competitiveness at emerging research institutions by collaborating with  Brookhaven Lab research staff on a project of mutual interest.